Dreame L60 Pro Ultra vs Dreame L60 Ultra

The Dreame L60 Pro Ultra, for its LiDAR navigation, longer battery and larger onboard bin. Suction, water tank, dock washing and warranty match on both, so the Dreame L60 Ultra is the pick only for a slimmer body.

Navigation and size. The Dreame L60 Pro Ultra uses LiDAR, runs 220 minutes and is 89 mm tall, while the Dreame L60 Ultra uses a camera, runs 180 minutes and is 82 mm tall. Both list 35000Pa suction.

Owners report so. The Dreame L60 Ultra depends on a camera and several say it spins or loses its bearings in low light, while the Dreame L60 Pro Ultra maps with a laser, although its retractable turret has its own quirks under low furniture.

Both list Apple Home, SmartThings and Matter as an upcoming update, not a current feature. They work with Alexa and Google Home today, and only the Dreame L60 Ultra lists Home Assistant as already supported.

Buyers who want more dependable mapping in any light, a longer runtime in a large home and a strong 35000Pa cleaner with a self-cleaning dock.

Buyers with low furniture who need the slimmest body, use Home Assistant, and keep lights on when the robot runs.